Be Proactive, Not Reactive

It is so important for nurses to remember to educate patients and patients' families in a proactive way, rather than reactive.
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I have developed PTSD from medical trauma as a result of my lifetime of hospitalisation.
The best experiences I've had are nurses and doctors who provided this style of care and also offered me choices in my care that were important despite seeming otherwise trivial